Communities across the United States have shifted from “Why fiber?” to “How?”

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Sure, property owners evaluate speeds, features and prices of broadband offerings – but then they ask, “Who wants it most?”

Providers should explore the possible implications of the rule change and share comments with the FCC.

Depression and anxiety are major problems for teenage social media users.

For many small communities, the USDA’s latest grant program may be too complex to be worth applying for.

Speakers at the 2019 Broadband Communities Summit, held in Austin in April, agreed that every community wants – and needs – great broadband. How best to deliver great broadband to MDUs, master-planned communities, underserved towns and rural areas is still up for debate, however. Following are some highlights of speaker presentations.

It’s a great time for the fiber industry. Deployment is proceeding at an unprecedented rate, and still more fiber will be needed in the near future.

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Conference attendees in Orlando this year will tap into a wealth of FTTH knowledge and experience. Learn from the trailblazers in the field.

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Proponents bill it as a win for apartment residents and owners, but apartment owners say the recently enacted San Francisco MDU ordinance ultimately creates more hurdles for delivering high-quality connectivity.

Minnesota’s state broadband grant program has been praised as one of the nation’s best – but that doesn’t mean it can’t be improved, according to the bill’s author.

Service providers set the pace for 10G broadband and beyond.